What was new and different a year ago is now routine: a venerable art fair is completely...
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The reopening of New York created a banquet of sights, smells, flavors, textures, and sounds. The New...
In 1948, Joan Mitchell, the 23-year-old artist, lived in a draughty apartment in Paris. She had arrived...
LOS ANGELES – Johanna Burton, director of the Wexner Center for the Arts at Ohio State University,...
BERLIN – A decade-long dispute over a portrait of Max Liebermann’s wife, which the German Impressionist painted...
There are many flavors of obnoxious New Yorkers out there. My own: the well-traveled provincial. Before the...
This article is part of our latest design special on Multi-Generation Living and New Definitions of Family....
Anyone who believes that works of art declared as forgery will simply fall out of favor or...
“Born in Flames: Feminist Future” Until September 12th. Bronx Museum, 1040 Grand Concourse, 165th Street, Morrisania, 718-681-6000,...
As one of the strongest signs that the art market will no longer look like this after...
